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Alligators at A, zebras at Z, and twenty-six animals in between — an alphabet that is also a colouring book.
Each of the thirty-two pages in this kit introduces a letter of the alphabet, the corresponding animal, and the animal's name in bold lettering alongside a clean illustration ready to colour. The format does two things at once: it teaches letter recognition through context rather than rote repetition, and it gives the child something satisfying to make. Eight vibrant markers are included; the pages tear away cleanly for display or giving. The kit is compact enough to be genuinely useful for travel — the kind of thing that earns its place in a holiday bag. Designed in Melbourne by Journey of Something. Ages 3 and up, with adult support for the youngest users.
- 32 tear-away colouring pages — one for each letter of the alphabet, plus extras
- Each page features the letter, a corresponding animal, and the animal's name in bold
- From Alligator to Zebra — builds letter recognition through animal association
- 8 vibrant markers included; tear-away pages are display and gift-ready
- Travel-friendly and screen-free; ages 3 and up. Designed in Melbourne
Journey of Something was founded in Melbourne in 2017 by Nicola and Lauren — a lawyer and a graphic designer with a shared love of art, games, and design. Female-founded and Australian-owned, the brand collaborates with artists from Australia and beyond to create beautifully designed, screen-free games, puzzles, and activity kits for children and adults.
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